[marktwain]

In 1994 there were about 238 million privately owned firearms in the United States.

By 2008, there were 308 million, an increase of 70 million in 14 years.

By 2016, there were 405 million, an increase of 97 million in 8 years.

As of the end of March, 2021, there are 470 million, an increase of 65 million in 4.25 years.

The number of firearms in the private stock has nearly doubled since 1994. It will certainly have doubled by the end of this year.

We added two million firearms to the private stock just last month.

In 2020, we added about 21 million for the year.

[SuperLuminal]

These numbers are meaningless unless you can find some Americans willing to use them when the time comes (as it has for many decades)...

Right now, the way the American sheeple are cringing in obeisance to our communist rulers, I believe no one will show up at the bridge or green...
Paul and William can just leave their horses in the barn...

Guns or no guns, it appears that the only thing Americans can be counted on is to:
Bow down!... Obey!... Snitch!...